203. Partners' Right To Redeem.

203. Partners' right to redeem.

When goods are pawned¹ by several partners jointly, the right to redeem lies in them jointly and not severally. Any partner acting for the firm may redeem but all must join if an action is brought to recover the thing pawned

(5) Pledges And Pawns

187. Classes of pawns.

188. 'Pawn', 'pawnor', 'pawnee' and 'pawnbroker'.

189. Characteristics of the contract of pawn.

190. Difference between pawn and lien.

191. Things capable of being pawned.

192. Who may pawn at common law.

193. Mercantile agents or factors.

194. Pledges by sellers and buyers of goods.

195. Proof of property.

196. Delivery of chattel pawned.

197. When advance and delivery are not simultaneous.

198. Extinction of contract of pawn.

199. Implied warranty of title.

200. Warranties as to quality.

201. Sale by pawnor before redemption.

202. The right to redeem.

204. Action for recovery by pawnor.

205. Special property of the pawnee.

206. Pawnee's right to possession.

207. Assignment of pawnee's rights.

208. Pawnee's duty of care.

209. Pawnee's right to use the pledge.

210. Power of sale.

211. Exercise of the power of sale.

212. Pawnee's right of action for debt.

213. Pawnee's right of action for possession.

214. No right of foreclosure.

215. Execution against goods pawned.

216. Bankruptcy of a pawnor or pawnee.

217. Rights of the true owner.

218. Stolen goods.

219. Goods obtained by misrepresentation.

220. Actions by the true owner.

221. Property in the possession of the police.

222. Statutory regulation of pledges and pawns under the Consumer Credit Act 1974.

203. Partners' right to redeem.

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